Chapter 18: Working with Collections

Title	Demo	Source	Language
Declaring Collections	recipe1801cs.aspx	recipe1801cs.aspx source	C#
Declaring Collections	recipe1801vb.aspx	recipe1801vb.aspx source	VB.NET
Looping Through Each Item in an Enumerable Collection	recipe1802cs.aspx	recipe1802cs.aspx source	C#
Looping Through Each Item in an Enumerable Collection	recipe1802vb.aspx	recipe1802vb.aspx source	VB.NET
Creating a Custom Collection	recipe1803cs.aspx	recipe1803cs.aspx source	C#
Creating a Custom Collection	recipe1803vb.aspx	recipe1803vb.aspx source	VB.NET
Passing an Array of Parameters to a Method	recipe1804cs.aspx	recipe1804cs.aspx source	C#
Passing an Array of Parameters to a Method	recipe1804vb.aspx	recipe1804vb.aspx source	VB.NET
Using a HashTable Collection	recipe1805cs.aspx	recipe1805cs.aspx source	C#
Using a HashTable Collection	recipe1805vb.aspx	recipe1805vb.aspx source	VB.NET
Using a Queue Collection	recipe1806cs.aspx	recipe1806cs.aspx source	C#
Using a Queue Collection	recipe1806vb.aspx	recipe1806vb.aspx source	VB.NET
Using a Stack Collection	recipe1807cs.aspx	recipe1807cs.aspx source	C#
Using a Stack Collection	recipe1807vb.aspx	recipe1807vb.aspx source	VB.NET
Using a SortedList Collection	recipe1808cs.aspx	recipe1808cs.aspx source	C#
Using a SortedList Collection	recipe1808vb.aspx	recipe1808vb.aspx source	VB.NET


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